A Song in the Dark
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  • Reads 468
  • Votes 66
  • Parts 8
  • Time 1h 12m
Ongoing, First published Jul 25, 2015
Johnny Giacolone is on edge.  Why you ask?  Because he's transporting two dismembered bodies in his trunk.

Unfortunately for him, the forest where he plans on dumping them is no ordinary forest.  Some say it's cursed.  Others say its haunted.  The truth is something quite different.

The truth is something no one wants to face...

A Song in the Dark is an original tale of murder, mobsters, and the supernatural from the twisted mind of A.D. Johnson.
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Every year, in the old log cabin in the heart of the woods, a face appears at the window. A haunted face, illuminated by the light of the moon with the backdrop of the dark forest. It is the same story each year, the same cabin, woman, circumstances. But not the same story. This story is her story, because behind the haunting and the shadows and the fury, there was a woman. Three years. Three years, and seven people are gone. Seven, plus her. Years before these hauntings, in the very same woods, the village held a trial. All of those with magic, lined up in chains at the stake. One wrong move and they will be sucked underfoot. They know this well. But maybe being trampled by hundreds of feet of all sizes is a better fate than what awaits them. After all, the body, no matter how deep its wounds, heals faster than the heart. When Rose was a teenager, she entered a dare into the woods. Everyone said La Esperanta was folklore, nothing but a story. But now, she's eighty years old and she is the last